well, the thing is, you search for berkley courses, you can find them on the web

MIT too

why reinvent the wheel and find really good teacher

when there's already great resources disponible on the net

brb

students can search for them, discuss between them

we sometime come to see how it goes for them

we just don't give our opinion on the matter

we learn them to learn by themselves

when they go out of the school, they have the ability to learn whatever they see fit in CS without too much troubles

it's not like we teach them Java 1.8JDK and let them become obsolete afterward

when they will be working, they won't be able to ask their boss how to do this or that if they end up getting recruit for a new technology

what we do is simply guide them, for they can have every basic concept of programming

they learn the theory by themselve

oh and another huge point

we don't allow them the standard library ^^"

if they want a function, they have to code it mostly

except syscall, and malloc in the begining, they can't use anything

after a while, they code their own malloc

yeah it's cool

library injection etc

it's a fun thing to know

they can't use printf either, they can use write if they want

oh we have fair bits in AI too

for later years

cool 😃

embed systems and the like, I was working in that area before I got this job

worked for Airbus

not really mechatronic, but not that far either 😛

if you think a plane is a mechatronic, then...

ye we had the director of the Nasa visiting our school and he did a conference

in Paris

Charles Bolden

if it rings you any bell

I always heard Kirk say Chaos is 17, I thought he was just guesstimating. Never knew Chaos is actually 100% 17.

i tink iv stated his agemaybe twice

^ I thought you were guessing. lol

i dont say it 3 times a day like trying to tap my heels to kansas

chaos is 17

chaos is 17

chaos is 17